- More than the difficulty level of a task.
- It is similar to the state of "flow".
- This type of demand is when someone is so engaged with what they are doing that they are able to find appropriate resources and they loose track of time.

Santa Clara University

- one study found that response inhibition had improved as it decreased false alarm rates and it had increased the processing of a stimulus that was focused on. 
- this study suggested that maybe taVNS might be effective during periods of higher cognitive demand. This was supported by another study which showed that the Simon effect increased during conflict-filled trials

Ridgewell's meta-analysis: Transcutaneous Auricular Vagus Nerve Stimulation and Response inhibition

Klein, Christopher. (2020, March 27). How to Increase the Cognitive Demand of Lessons. Edutopia. edut.to/44YIu4e

*Note: I created this link as a bit.ly as the original link was quite long*

(Cognitive Demand Definition) How to Increase the Cognitive Demand of Lessons

When a participant incorrectly states that there is a signal present when the signal is in fact, absent.

What is a false alarm in psychology?

When someone responds to a stimulus because the location of the stimulus matches the location of the response, even if the location seems irrelevant.

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